Harper Circle Installs New Officers At Home Meeting
Mrs P V Harper hosted the Tuesday gathering announcing new officers for the Harper Circle including chairman Mrs J L Benham co chair Mrs Mary Pittman treasurer Miss Nixie Cox membership and others. The session opened with prayer and closed after prayer and devotions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. V. Harper
Harper
J. L. Benham
Mary Pittman
Nixie Cox
Erwin Carter
J. D. HudsJon
A. J. Johnson Sr
Lucille Smith
Johnson
Virgil Ellis
H. D. Wilson
Fletcher Carter
A. P. Toles
J.P. Hamilton Sr
Allen Murray
George Palmer
Ben Hardison
J. Williamson
Woman's Society of Christian Service
W. E. Andrews
Wilson
God
Clyde Sherwood
Coffee Honors Pastor's Wife in Paducah Event
Mrs. Coise Cates wife of the new Methodist pastor was honored at a morning coffee in Paducah. About 25 WSCS members called to welcome her while hostesses included Mrs. Johnnie Leathers and Miss Sybil Jones. Members enjoyed a happiness game before Benediction.
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Paducah
Coise Cates
Johnnie Leathers
Myrtis Jones
Sybil Jones
Woman’s Society of Christian Service
Leathers
John Chenault
J. F. Powell
Our World broadcast pulled by Soviet and Eastern bloc
Russia Poland Hungary Czechoslovakia East Germany withdraw from the Our World satellite TV broadcast amid Middle East crisis. Denmark joins. program intended to reach 26 nations on five continents with five segments on world culture and conditions.
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Rick DU Brow
United Press International Hollywood
UPI
Russia
Middle East
Our World
Soviet Union
Poland
Hungary
Czechoslovakia
East Germany
Montreal
America
South America
Denmark
United States
Japan
Canada
Australia
Spain
Britain
Italy
Sweden
West
Tunisia
NET
Oland
Two Regional Historians Meet in Jacksboro for Regional Program
Eleven counties attended the Region II meeting of the Texas State Historical Committee in Jacksboro with Jack County chairman Mrs. B Y Peacock presiding. State director Bob Watson led the workshop and A M Pate spoke on Tourism and future visitor preparations.
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Jessie Thomas
Texas State Historical Committee
Jacksboro
B. Y. Peacock
Jack County
Bob Watson
State Historical Committee
A. M. Pate
Fort Worth
Hemisfair
Watson
State Office
Cottle County
Paducah Jaycees
Martin
Bank
Ruth Richards
Paducah
Lola Dulaney
Ross Thomas
G. C. Laney
Thomas
Cattle County
Sorosis Club
Admitted List Includes Several Patients at Local Hospital
Admission entries show Mrs. J. L. Bohanon and Mrs. DeRay Uselton with baby among Wednesday arrivals. Other names include Harcrow, Mrs. Joe P. Terrell, C. M. Conway, W. P. Seal, and Ms. Robert Gentry listed for today or Wednesday.
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J. L. Bohanon
Harcrow
ISMS
DeRay Uselton
Baby
Joe P. Terrell
C. M. Conway
W. P. Seal
Robert Gentry
Childress Index skips through a typed notice
A partial OCR fragment from Childress Texas shows a line about a mechanical superintendent and a consolidation note. The readable bits mention Childress and a local appointment context with incomplete phrasing.
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Childress
Reet Childress
Texas
Eex
Banseer
Glen Ear Mechanical
Paducah Notes On Local Family Visits And Illness
Mrs Ethel Brown of Red Springs returns home after visiting her sister and family the G C Laneys. Pat Green and children from Duncan Oklahoma stayed with her parents Price Sandlin. Pat visited with his family and was an overnight guest. Mrs Elwood McKnight of Lubbock spent two weeks with her mother M G Newby, who remains in Richards Memorial Hospital but shows partial recovery. Visitation by Elwood McKnight and grandchildren Travis and Jan with families in Lubbock Guymon and Amarillo continues. Lola Williams of Amarillo spent last week with her sister Ira Brooks. her daughter Ray Glovier Kevie and Deann of Amarillo visited over the weekend.
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Jessie Thomas Index
Ethel Brown
Red Springs
G. C. Laneys
Pat Green
Patricia
D’ann
Todd
Duncan
Okla
Price Sandlin
Elwood McKnight
Lubbock
M. G. Newby
Ray Glovier
Kevie and
Deann
Amarillo
Mount Rainier May Still Be Dormant Volcano
UPI reports geologists from the interior department’s survey say Mount Rainier in western Washington at 14,410 feet may be dormant rather than extinct. They find no immediate danger to prompt action, though a previous eruption buried a valley under 15 feet of rock and mud.
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Washington
UPI
Mount Rainier
Interior Department
Geological Survey
Roberson Circle Meeting Hosted at Mrs Robersons Home
Mrs Tom Roberson presided Tuesday afternoon and welcomed the membership. Plans for the new year were discussed and World Banks collected. Mrs E J King read the devotional Where is God. Mmes Pete Goffar Virgil Brewer Jim Gouch M L Weir W M Watson T C Bailiff Cecil Pryor J L Wallis W W Boykin and Jim Clifford attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roberson Circle
Tom Roberson
World Banks
E. J. King
God
Mmes
Pete Goffar
Virgil Brewer
Jim Gouch
M. L.weir
W. M. Watson
T. C. Bailiff
Cecil Pryor
J. L. Wallis
W. W. Boykin
Jim Clifford
Juanita Jones Circle Holds Tuesday Morning Meeting
Mrs. H. L. Couch led opening prayer at the home of Mrs. G. C. Slaton. D. O. Nash directed the business session reporting the May Mission Project and collecting youth camp funds for June. The study Churches Form A Convention Utah Idaho was discussed by several members. One new member, Mrs. Gloria Rivera, joined along with other attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juanita
Mrs Donald Black Hosts Tuesday Tea Session
Mrs Donald Black hosted a Tuesday afternoon tea gathering with friends and neighbors in a informal social event. Attendees shared light refreshments and casual conversation in a welcoming home setting.
Home Economist Pat Harrington Speaks at Vernon Event
Miss Pat Harrington of Vernon, Home Economist for Lone Star Gas, spoke to the Gage Chapter Future Homemakers of America during a summer program. Members led a devotional, discussed a June 27 picnic, and Harrington demonstrated range care and cleaning while refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Harrington
Vernon
Lone Star Gas Co
Gage
Future Homemakers of America
Local Forecast and Social Notes Feature
Partly cloudy with widely scattered thunder storms tonight and Friday. Warmer Friday with 69 to 95 degree temps. Miss Judie Myers of Eunice New Mexico visits Jerry Huddles ton’s family in Amarillo. Several families visit relatives in Albuquerque Victoria Dallas and Austin.
Heat Wave Tops U.S. Weather Bureau Readings
The high for Wednesday reached 111 degrees in Thermal California excluding Hawaii and Alaska. Lows fell to 39 degrees at International Falls Minnesota and Hibbing Minnesota.
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New York
UPI
U.S. Weather Bureau
Hawaii
Alaska
Thermal
Calif
International Falls
Minn
Hibbing
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Tem& Look
Arolr
Save Net
Cottle County Historical Survey Committee
The
Texas State Historical Survey Committee
Commissioners Court
Texas Historical Foundation
Paducah News
Black Circle
Donald Black
Vernon Speaker
Judie Myers
Eunice
N. M
Jerry Huddleston
FE. J. Huddleston
Diane
James Jones
Albuquerque
R. E. Jones
Estallar Love
St. Anthony's Hospital
Alex Saied
M. K. Wilcoxson
Morris Higley
H. E. Lawsor
Frederick Okla
Lloyd Laird
Pearl Lakes
Colo
Bill Heckathorn
Wichita Falls
Arvene Bellah
Victoria
Jana Jones
Cee Wee
R. L. Stephenson
Woodrow Boyd
Sharon
Kharon Hall
Dallas
Johneen, Turner
Meadow
Teresa Altman
Hedley
William Newberry
Billy
Mary Jayne
Austin
Ollie Witcher
Newberry
Yellowstone National Park
Virginia VanBibber
Marie King
Arkansas
Mrs. Pearl Wrinkle
Dora Stewart
Fleurette
Miami
Faye Mell Childress
Maxwell House
Frontier
Food King
Blackeyed
Corna
Montgomery
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